ANNAPOLIS – On the hottest days of the school year, 7-year-old Elizabeth Southworth comes home with a flushed face and her clothes soaked through with sweat
Redistricting Bill Heads to Maryland House After Senate Passage
The Maryland Senate gave final approval to a controversial redistricting plan Tuesday, despite opposition from Republicans and some Democrats across the state. Many expect swift passage in the House, which will reconvene for debate on Wednesday.
Republicans, Democrats Criticize Proposed Redistricting Map
Some Montgomery County Democrats, several state delegates, the NAACP of Maryland and a number of Republicans are openly opposing the plan put forth by the Governor’s Redistricting Advisory Committee.
Republicans, Democrats Criticize Proposed Redistricting Map
ANNAPOLIS – As the Maryland General Assembly prepares to approve a Congressional redistricting plan, a number of leaders from both political parties say the current proposal aims to bolster Democratic power by squeezing out Republican Rep
Poll Finds Marylanders Split on Same-Sex Marriage, Dream Act
A new poll indicates that Maryland voters are evenly divided on two controversial issues: same-sex marriage and the Dream Act, a law that allows in-state tuition for children of illegal immigrants.
Poll Finds Marylanders Split on Same-Sex Marriage, Dream Act
ANNAPOLIS – A new poll indicates that Maryland voters are evenly divided on two controversial issues: same-sex marriage and the Dream Act, a law that allows in-state tuition for children of illegal immigrants
Health Officials Urge Vaccinations, but are Optimistic about Flu Season
Friday, the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene kicked off its annual prevention campaign with a free flu clinic at the Baltimore County Health Department. By 10:30 a.m., 250 vaccines had been administered despite the pouring rain.
Health Officials Urge Vaccinations, but are Optimistic about Flu Season
BALTIMORE – All signs point toward a manageable flu season this year, but despite the positive outlook, Maryland health officials are strongly encouraging everyone 6-months and older to get vaccinated as soon as possible
Critics Argue Maryland’s Health Care Overhaul Lacks Prudence
Maryland is recognized as one of the first to embrace the federal Affordable Care Act passed in 2010 and to begin implementing its provisions. But some policy experts are concerned that Maryland’s commitment to health reform could prove shortsighted if the law, expected to be reviewed by the Supreme Court, is overturned.
Critics Argue Maryland’s Health Care Overhaul Lacks Prudence
ANNAPOLIS — Federal officials have praised Maryland for leading national efforts to implement health care reform, but critics caution against spending limited funds on a law in jeopardy of repeal